re: Doctor recommending everyone should microdose GLP-1s

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Isn't Trump going to get the prices down?

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1000%

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alternatively, you could just STOP EATING SO MUCH frickING SUGAR

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Hardest thing I ever had to do was sugar withdrawal.

I'm in great shape for my age, but I was addicted to sweets.

I changed my diet two ways in order to give up sugar:

1) Thanks to whoever put the Yuka app information on this site. I started using that to purchase groceries and cut out items that fell below the 50 threshold on the app. Reducing these extras from your diet also helps reduce sugar cravings

2) Slowly replaced my sugar addiction by starting with eating fruit when I got a craving. Or a sweet that is sweetened with stevia or other natural sugars. Watermelon is my go to now when I have a sugar craving.

Fast foward six months later, I ate a chocolate chip cookie a few days ago that came with a Chik Fil A meal. Cookie was amazing and it was like having a drug again for the first time in forever, but an hour or so later I feld like absolute shite. I can now easily pass up sweets without a second thought.

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alternatively, you could just STOP EATING SO MUCH frickING SUGAR

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It’s not the sugar.

It’s the seed oils, as everything cooked on-grid is laden with seed oils.

It’s really everything on-grid is bad.

The seed oils have a huge impact on weight gain.

But all is inverted.

Salt should be good for you, in most cases the product people consume as ‘salt’ is bad.

Sugar shouldn’t be very bad for you but the highly refined processed version is very bad.

Bread should be good but the bread in grocery stores is essentially cake made to look like bread.

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i actually agree with the doc but think it will eventually be Retatutide that is microdosed.

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So many health care professionals(not OT dipshits who read the internet) are suggesting it now. Just in my social circle, 2 Nurses, an NP, a PA, and my primary care doc are all in favor of 'maintenance doses' of glp-1 for the long term after losing the desired weight at a higher dose.

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So many health care professionals(not OT dipshits who read the internet) are suggesting it now. Just in my social circle, 2 Nurses, an NP, a PA, and my primary care doc are all in favor

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Is this post from 2025 or 2020?

One would think with the rush to make America healthy again, coupled with the rush to slash wasteful spending, that someone in the federal government would attack sugar subsidies and their $4 billion annual expenditure.

But those Florida/Lousiana dems and pubs get stuck on that teat a bit too much.

I have a theory.

All that we need to do is eat more compounds or ingest supplements that have chemicals related to GLP-1's. So if anyone can find a plant or combination of foods that will make you body produce a peptide similar to the hormone glucagon-like peptide-1 that will save you from having to buy the shots.

If you know so much about nutrition why didn’t you grow more

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alternatively, you could just STOP EATING SO MUCH frickING SUGAR

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I’m not gonna stop drinking my sweet tea man.

Man, if someone can make sugar cravings disappear, that would be awesome. I have lost over 40 pounds over the last year by changing my diet and regular exercise, but that craving for something sweet after dinner just never goes away. It's like a smoker addicted to cigarettes and it takes years to get where it's not even an afterthought. Sugar can be a flavor enhancer in certain foods and because those foods have sugars, it just reinforces the body's cravings.